Getting started
Introduction
What Piconero is, who it's for, and how it keeps you in Monero.
The trading terminal for Monero
Piconero is a trading terminal where your balance is XMR. You deposit from any Monero wallet, trade any Solana token priced in XMR, and withdraw back to Monero. Under the hood your XMR is held as wXMR on Solana (wrapped Monero from the wxmr.io bridge), and trades are routed through Jupiter — but the main flow only ever shows you XMR.
Your Monero wallet
Feather, Cake, GUI…
Piconero
balance in XMR
Any Solana token
priced in XMR
Back to Monero
your subaddress
Who it's for
- Monero holders who want exposure to Solana markets without managing SOL, a Solana wallet or an exchange account.
- Traders who want PnL, prices and balances denominated in XMR.
- Anyone who prefers self-custody: your key lives only in your browser.
Principles
- Self-custody. Keys are created and encrypted in your browser and never sent to a server.
- Honest privacy. Monero is private; Solana is public. The docs tell you exactly what is visible where — see Privacy.
- Transparency. Fees, buybacks and burns are on-chain and shown on /revenue.
- Verification over trust. Withdrawals count as done only after the XMR transaction is confirmed on the Monero network.
The name
The piconero is the smallest unit of Monero — 1 XMR = 1,000,000,000,000 piconero. Every trade starts small.
Risk
Memecoins can go to zero and the bridge is custodial. Read Risks before your first deposit.